UNSPSC 93142202: Accommodation service for adults in need

Type of accommodation service for adults that need assistance because of abuse, physical or mental problems or other issues.

UNSPSC 93142202 Accommodation service for adults in need is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure integrated housing, shelter, and support services for vulnerable adult populations, including seniors, individuals experiencing homelessness, persons with serious mental illness, and adults requiring behavioral health and social services. Recent solicitations reflect a shift toward inclusive models combining emergency shelter access with longer-term transitional housing, meal services, and wraparound care, often aligned with Medicaid and behavioral health funding streams. Issuing bodies span state health authorities, county departments of health and social services, and municipal human services agencies. The Nevada Health Authority is seeking PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) operations across multiple service areas, the City of Santa Monica is awarding multi-year grants to nonprofit human services providers through its Human Services Grants Program, Solano County is contracting for interim shelter and housing placements for adults with serious mental illness, and Hillsborough County is procuring senior meal preparation and delivery services. The scope of work encompasses direct provision of emergency and transitional beds, case management and housing navigation, behavioral health and medical services, nutritional support, and transportation.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, and Nevada, with the Hillsborough County senior meals contract valued at $17.8 million over three years and the Solano County interim housing program at $1.2 million annually. The Nevada Health Authority's PACE RFP, due December 10, 2026, represents a larger-scale procurement offering multiple-site awards with monthly capitation rates ranging from $4,532 to $8,804 per participant and contract terms through December 2032 with extension options. The Santa Monica HSGP, proposals due December 14, 2026, funds four-year agreements (beginning July 1, 2027) for nonprofit organizations addressing local community needs, accepting either a 30 percent cash match or a living wage option at $25.00 per hour. The Illinois Department of Human Services issued a change order in September 2026 to redirect unspent transportation activity funds for the Statewide Independent Living program into fiscal year 2027. Mandatory requirements across these solicitations include nonprofit organization status or licensure, insurance minimums ranging from $1 million to $2 million in general liability, HIPAA and business associate compliance, audited financials, and performance metrics tied to housing placement and participant outcomes.